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Meet the seal causing a stir Down Under - by blocking roads and playing with locals.<br/><br/>The four-year-old - dubbed Neil - has been spotted numerous times in Hobart, Australia in recent weeks.<br/><br/>Traffic worker Jason Howlett, 38, has taken to filming the seal - with whom he's forged something like a relationship.<br/><br/>He said: \
Meet the seal causing a stir Down Under - by blocking roads and playing with locals.<br/><br/>The four-year-old - dubbed Neil - has been spotted numerous times in Hobart, Australia in recent weeks.<br/><br/>Traffic worker Jason Howlett, 38, has taken to filming the seal - with whom he's forged something like a relationship.<br/><br/>He said: \
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